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<h3 class="post-title">Groovy Goodness: Running a Unit Test</h3>

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<p>If we create a unit test class extending <code>GroovyTestCase</code> we can run the test with the <code>groovy</code> command. This is a very easy way to execute a test.</p><pre class="brush:groovy">class SimpleTest extends GroovyTestCase {
    void testGroovy() {
        assertEquals 'Run with groovy', 10, 5 + 5
    }
}
</pre><p>We can run this test with the following command:</p><pre class="brush:shell;light:true">$ groovy SimpleTest.groovy
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Time: 0.125

OK (1 test)
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